Braxton Simpson

Took a little MTV Cribs tour of the new InvolvHer Third Space and whew… this one inspired me & brought ya girl to tears💚✨

As a fellow nonprofit founder focused on creating opportunities for Black women and students, I know a physical space like this does not happen easily.

To see Destiny Butler , Imanie Daneè , and the InvolvHER team build a space where teen girls in Durham can feel supported, seen, and poured into is so special✨

I’m proud of y’all, inspired by what you’ve created, and excited for every young girl who gets to walk through these doors💚

Braxton Simpson Enterprises HBCU Mentorship Program will forever be a supporter of InvolvHer, and we’re sending all of our love and congratulations during this exciting season!

Go follow InvolvHER , show them some love, and tag somebody in the comments who needs to see what they’re building. ✨

Pink and green taught me… 💕💚

Service. Sisterhood. Leadership. Confidence. Legacy.

Loved getting to capture a little of the energy from the Champion Administration launch and hear what this sisterhood has poured into so many of us.

Different answers, same bond. ✨

So Sisters… pink and green taught YOU what? 👀

Durham creatives, entrepreneurs, corporate professionals & community builders — this one’s for us🧡✨

Craig and I are personally inviting you to The Busy Creative Summit, September 25–27 in Durham. A full weekend built around connection, learning, collaboration, and actually leaving with your next move in mind!

Come ready to meet new people, pour into your craft, support local businesses, and leave with something tangible.

Use my code “BUSYBRAXTON” or Craig’s “BUSYCRAIG” when you grab your ticket, and we will see you there🧡

.Beauty

Two different energies. Same temptation ❤️‍🔥

Vendetta Donna is soft, sensual and impossible to ignore. Vendetta Uomo is warm, bold and the kind of scent that makes you stay a little longer✨

Date night. Dim lights. Come a little closer🌹✨

We deserve to see ourselves in the fullness of our stories🤎✨

I sat down with my sis Carrington🌎 at the International Black Theatre Festival to talk representation, the joy Black women deserve to experience AND see reflected in art and media, and the importance of taking up space in the rooms shaping those narratives🫶🏾

Because our stories aren’t only rooted in pain. Our joy deserves the spotlight, too. ✨